Nitsch used intense reds and raw pigments in large scale gestural paintings that evoke primal elemental forces with a similar visceral energy found in Lo Giudice's volcanic subject matter. Both artists channel overwhelming natural and emotional power through bold expressive color fields.

Steir's large scale abstract oil paintings explore natural forces through dynamic poured and flowing paint that creates turbulent landscape like compositions similar in expressive energy to Red Vulcano. Her bold use of color and gestural abstraction to evoke powerful natural phenomena closely parallels Lo Giudice's approach.

Twombly's expressive use of oil and pigment on canvas to evoke elemental mythological and natural forces connects directly to Lo Giudice's volcanic energy and Mediterranean sensibility. Both artists share an Italian influenced gestural abstraction that transforms raw material into powerful emotional landscapes.